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RM> I have also suggested to people a number of times if they don't
RM> have the cash to buy a fairly new car, to lease one and take good
RM> care of it, and then buy it when the lease is up.

KW> A couple of years back, there was a crazy deal on leasing Chevy Bolts -
  > $99/month on a 36 month lease. My wife's boss paid the lease upfront, a
  > little over $4000 out the door, and got 3 years worth of driving for
  > that.

That sounds like a pretty good deal. I don't know I've ever heard
of paying the lease up front. What's the advantage of that?

KW> The 10K miles/year lease limitation was always a problem for me,
but she lived 10 miles from work.

These days my biggest problem is not driving my car enough.
So far it hasn't caused me any problems but I usually only use
my car one day every 2 weeks for my shopping and any other
appointments. I try to keep organized..   B)

Otherwise I stay close to home and walk, jog or bicycle anyplace
I have to go, usually just out for mail which is about a mile
from the house. I only put about 1000 miles a year on my car if
nothing unusual requires a longer trip.

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